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Superman
Superman

By Geoff Johns

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Superman's secret identity has only ever been known to a select few. That all changed the day Manchester Black, a gifted telekinetic, uncovered Clark Kent's alter-ego, setting in motion one of the...

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Darth Maul
Darth Maul

By Saunders Cathe Casey Joe

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Introduction to Brian and Behavior The Hidden Mind Improving the Mind and Brain Scientific American Reader to Accompany Abnormal Psychology
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Wolverine black rio

By Joe Casey

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Poptopia Uncanny X Men
Poptopia Uncanny X Men

By Joe Casey

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X Men
X Men

By Joe Casey, Steve Rude

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Uncanny X Men Uncanny X Men

By Joe Casey

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Iron Man
Iron Man

By Joe Casey, Frazier Irving

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Vengeance
Vengeance

By Joe Casey

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The Avengers
The Avengers

By Peter David

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Follows Iron Man and Captain America on their individual adventures that lead them to join up with the Avengers.

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